Homework

[LaceyCrazy123]

The Earth must have less water than thousands of years ago becayuse when the Earth was made, it had the maximum amount of water it cold have, right? And now, we're in drought which means WE'RE LOSING WATER, which means we must have less water than thousands of years ago. #commonsense

[LaceyCrazy123]

Oops, i'm sorry. I typed so fast on that last one that I speeled stuff wrong...

[LaceyCrazy123]

Did it again... LOL!

[Frogletmamma]

That's hard for primary. I think most of the earth water is recycled in nature through the water cycle. Water can also be produced via natural processes. However global warming can affect weather conditions- there may be more water at the arctic but it may not fall where you need it in Africa. I suppose in the long run there will be more water less ice. This is primary!@!

[LaceyCrazy123]

hello

[LaceyCrazy123]

HOW IN THE WORLD ARE YOU SO SMART?!

[LaceyCrazy123]

ARE YU LIKE ALBERT EINSTIEN V2 OR SOMETHING?! Lol!

[Frogletmamma]

Nah I just wake up in the middle of the night and think about stuff

[Lonecatwithkitten]

Year 4 I seem to remember a lot of time was spent on the water cycle and global warming so this is where the question is heading.

[user789653241]

Is this a serious post? If you google, you get the answer straight away.
The answer depends on how long, 1000 years, no. And if you watch one of the educational video or read the articles, it's quite clear.